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Hello fellas,

Just checking in to see if anyone is interested in a full set of OEM calipers that are powder coated red. I would like to integrate a core exchange so I can keep the rotation going. You will end up using your current pads/pins and e brake motors.

Asking $350 plus the ride and cores returned. 

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BEWARE!  New member joined 6 hours ago.  Only 1 post so far.

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That's correct. Got this site from a friend of mine who is very active in here. As for validation and reference, anyone is welcome to look at my eBay feedback under screen name rockford53 .

As most of you know, the Facebook groups are somewhat of a joke when assuming a class of fellas would have interest in a quality product. 

Cheers! 

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Your friend should've warned you about the forum rules for selling.  There's a marketplace section, and you need a minimum of 50 posts to post a for sale thread there. 

 

With that said, I like the calipers.  Might be something I do later in down the road.  Maybe this summer while wife is out of country and I can drive her car while mine is getting worked on. 

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Thanks for the info, I'll keep that in mind. No intention of violation here. With a set like this, it'd only take a couple hours TOTAL to swap all 4 and bleed. One afternoon and you're good(2-3 beer job🤣). No dealer required for the bleed either. 

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That just ruined it for me.  I don't drink beer.  How many whiskey hardballs do you think this job would take? 

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I don't drink beer

 

Ouch, my eyes hurt while reading that comment🤔😬

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23 hours ago, Transient said:

That just ruined it for me.  I don't drink beer.  

Transient,

I value your input and knowledge on this forum, but you just lost ALL respect from me. 😁 🍻

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Sorry guys.  Just never liked the taste.  I've tried many, but none of them I liked.

 

Micro brew, ales, IPA, piss water (aka mass produced beer like Miller Lite), tap, can, bottle, keg, Fat Tire, Blue Moon, Founding Fathers, San Adams, Yuengling, Leinenkeugels, so on and so forth...  I've tried, hoping something was different, but I still haven't found one I like.  Whiskey does it for me, and I don't mind drinking it straight. Seems to me the more expensive it is the better it tastes.

 

My wife is the same way.  She doesn't like beer.  If she's not working on a wine cooler, twisted tea, or hard lemonade, she's working on the rum.

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On 2/4/2022 at 5:59 AM, Transient said:

Sorry guys.  Just never liked the taste.  I've tried many, but none of them I liked.

 

Micro brew, ales, IPA, piss water (aka mass produced beer like Miller Lite), tap, can, bottle, keg, Fat Tire, Blue Moon, Founding Fathers, San Adams, Yuengling, Leinenkeugels, so on and so forth...  I've tried, hoping something was different, but I still haven't found one I like.  Whiskey does it for me, and I don't mind drinking it straight. Seems to me the more expensive it is the better it tastes.

 

My wife is the same way.  She doesn't like beer.  If she's not working on a wine cooler, twisted tea, or hard lemonade, she's working on the rum.

 

BEER!! I agree for some it is an acquired taste, took me several handful of tries before being accustomed to it.  Now it's whiskey and scotch!

 

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Is this the "right" red to match the AT4 / Trail Boss tow hooks?!

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